DREAMS LESS SWEET

Hymn 23
The Orchids
Botanica
Iron Glove
Always is Always
White Nights
Finale
Eleusis
Medmenham
Ancient Lights
Proof on Survival
Eden 1 Eden 2 Eden 3
Clouds Without Water
Black Moon
Silver and Gold
In the Nursery
Circle

The Full Pack
The Mad Organist
Catalan

1983 Some Bizarre / CBS
1997 Thirsty Ear
Lineup:
    Peter Christopherson - Emulator, Digital Loops, Bells, Church Organ, Voice
    Alex Fergusson - Guitars, Bells, Tambourine, Voice
    Genesis P-Orridge - Vocals, Bass Guitar, Violin, Emulator, Drums, Tibetan Thigh Bone, Tibetan Singing Bell
    Paula P-Orridge - Drums, Vibes, percussion
    Geff Rushton - Bass Guitar, Vibes, Tibetan Thigh Bone, Tibetan Singing Bell

    With:
    Andrew Poppy - All orchestral and choral arrangements
    Monte Cazazza - Vocal on "Iron Glove"
    David Tibet 93 - Additional Tibetan Thigh Bone, Singing Bell and Singing Bowl on "Medmenham"

Notes: Article (Transcribed by Paul McRandle):
    Psychic TV, who seem to make a habit of tearing up deals as soon as they're made, announced this week that they've left their label Some Bizzarre.

    Mainman Genesis P-Orridge told Sounds: "Stevo always said that anyone who wanted to leave could go anytime they liked, but it took me ages to get a letter from him confirming that we were free."

    After a series of 'off the record' horror stories about the state of Some Bizarre, P-Orridge said: "I don't want to get into a slanging match, it's pointless . . . and Some Bizzarre were very keen for me to say that we were on good terms with them and were totally happy with all they'd done for us! I mean, if you're happy with a company you don't leave, do you? But OK . . . Psychic TV are really pleased with Some Bizzarre and we think they're really, really wonderful. That's why we're delighted to be leaving!"

    The reason for the split seems to be general unhappiness with the wacky way Stevo conducted his deal-getting. PTV suggested that they felt he'd worn out his welcome in the biz and that he should have taken one of the large cash offers which they say was offered for their last LP, 'Dreams Less Sweet', which eventually went to CBS in a grand-slam deal which, the group say, netted them very little in hard financial terms.

    PTV have now joined and left three companies: WEA, CBS and now Some Bizzarre, which had been their parent label for the other two label deals.